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Training For Redemption in 2022

yes the poor bloke, a couple of hours watching the mighty tigers, quick walk home, have a couple of bongs & a few cans then a nanna nap.

Yep, poor old Caesar is doing it tough









:ROFLMAO:
I'll have to tell caesar the benefits of a couple of hookahs/ers a day.
 
**It looks like it is going to be a bit of a frustrating pre-season if this Covid rotation becomes the norm and there is nothing to suggest that in won't :confused:
At this rate the AFL season is gonna end up being another cluster%$@# ......................only salvaged by another RFC Premiership ;)
 
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Training today Thursday:

So of those missing Monday: Soldo, Broad and Banks back.

Still only about 31/32 players out there.

Missing Today that i could determine :

Nank
Stack
RCD
Cotch
Aarts
Clarke

Rehab:

Grimes
Sonz
Banks
Gibcus, (Did basically nothing)

Training:

They have pretty much smashed them this week with a lot of conditioning put into them, those that have missed this week will be behind the 8 ball, key among them is Riley who would have benefited from getting that under his belt.

They broke into lines for a couple of drills and
Shai pretty much stayed forward and not mid but sill starred anyway.
Balta: did spend some time forward but that was probably just for the even distribution of limited resources.
Soldo: Looking like he'll be right for round 1.
Ross: Can't fault his pre-season he is not one that is going to jump out at you but very solid.
DRioli: is covering so much ground think he is in for a good year.
Dusty: Pretty much doing everything now.
Tarrant: Blue Chip investment to cover a need (y)
Mansell: I know there are some Mansell lovers out there, he is having a good pre-season but is a few players shy of my best 22.

Draftee Watch:
Except for Tom Brown it has been a bit of a lost cause as through injury Clarke, Banks, Sonz have virtually done nothing although snippets from Clarke have been good.
Gibcus had been coping with the demands of pre-season ok but only walked a couple of laps today.


**It looks like it is going to be a bit of a frustrating pre-season if this Covid rotation becomes the norm and there is nothing to suggest that in won't :confused:
Cheers Caesar thanks for the efforts (y)
 
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Just assume anyone missing has COVID or was a close contact.
Good work Caesar
 
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Great work Julius… re Mansel… he comes across as the type that rarely looks special out on the training track, but then steps up in leaps and bounds in the heat of battle.
Mansel does standout in a Kamikaze sort of way at training and is providing plenty of overlap but I am not quite sold on his composure ?
 
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Mansel does standout in a Kamikaze sort of way at training and is providing plenty of overlap but I am not quite sold on his composure ?
That’s largely my view on Mansell. Lots of endeavour. Load of heart. Very Steve Morris.
 
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Mansel does standout in a Kamikaze sort of way at training and is providing plenty of overlap but I am not quite sold on his composure ?
Thats why I reckon he'd make a handy pressure forward for a year or two, that energy and attack would be very handy inside the forward 50 if the club was looking for some pace and spark forward of centre.
 
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Thats why I reckon he'd make a handy pressure forward for a year or two, that energy and attack would be very handy inside the forward 50 if the club was looking for some pace and spark forward of centre.
Free kicks aren't nearly as costly in the forward line either.
 
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Thats why I reckon he'd make a handy pressure forward for a year or two, that energy and attack would be very handy inside the forward 50 if the club was looking for some pace and spark forward of centre.
It worked with Jake King, but failed when we tried to make lightning strike twice with Morris.
 
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Don't think I'll worry too much about who misses a training session here n there at the moment. All of the boys are on individually managed programs so there will always be a few absentees or gym work only players at times to go with the few who are covid managed.

Enjoy n appreciate your dedication as always caesar, nothing beats getting the goss off a desperado peering n salivating through a chain mesh fence :))
 
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Dan was with backs and was a bit of a stand out today with the amount of ground he covered and overlap.
Was really impressed with Dan when he went down back last year, especially his ball use. Can see him being a real weapon for us this year.
 
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A photo of Biggy in rainbow budgy smugglers with some young ladies in not much more, clearly wondering about the budgy, popped up on my insta.

Stripped down, Biggy looked like he could fight Harry Garside.
 
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